One would think that when your phone syncs up with the
wrist band that the wrist band probably tells the app what sort
of life it has been leading while you've been wearing it.
What do the lights represent?
At this point, I don't have any suggestions but the step
count and such things as pulse rate are numbers and they may go
somewhere you can read them.
Martin
"Stores, Mary A." writes:
> I signed up for this thing at work where I am pared with a movement coach
> to implement exercise activity into my daily work. I have a goal to reach
> 10,000 steps by the end of 10 weeks. To do this, I started by using the
> Health app built into iOS8, but it was counting car rides as steps. So
> now I have a Fitbit with a flex tracker wrist band. The first thing I
> noticed is that just before you get to the screen where you enter in your
> height and weight, the app crashes. If you turn off VO and then go to
> that screen, everything is fine; you can fill in your height and weight
> and go on to the next screen and the app doesn't crash again.
>
> The wrist band doesn't talk. It vibrates when it's activated with your
> phone, and it will apparently do a party dance when you reach your step
> goal for the day. But otherwise, you just look at the lights. And for
> some one who has no more light perception, I am sure you can understand
> how useful that is. So this leads me to ask you all: do any of you use
> any tracking devices you can accurately sync with your phone to keep
> track of your exercise?
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